LawBeat | Law 101 | Can Co-passengers riding with a Drunk Driver be held liable? Madras High Court says YES

Law 101 | Can Co-passengers riding with a Drunk Driver be held liable? Madras High Court says YES

Sanya Talwar Chandeep Singh
02:55 PM, 11 Aug 2022

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